Bye Bye Moon continues, the cultural event which from September to December brings a series of events dedicated to music and artistic experimentation to Colonne 28 in Parma. The new event is scheduled for Sunday 8 November 2026 in the evocative setting of the deconsecrated church of Colonne 28, with BardoMagno as headliner and ARATA, the new project by Marco Arata, known to the public as Mark The Hammer, at the opening.
Born from the universe of Feudalism and Freedom, BardoMagno fuses folk rock and neo-medieval satire in a show that combines traditional instruments, rock sounds and lyrics written in an original “neo-vulgar” style. Through an ironic imagery inspired by the Middle Ages, the band reinterprets history and pop culture with an unmistakable style, transforming each concert into a great collective celebration between choirs, folk instruments and strong audience involvement.
Opening the evening will be ARATA, the new live project by Marco Arata (Mark The Hammer). A show that celebrates the most authentic and popular Italian spirit, where mandolin, accordion and traditional sounds intertwine with the energy of ska, punk and rock. An overwhelming live performance, built to involve the audience through a fast pace, irony and references to Italian pop culture.
Hours:
- Doors open: 6pm
- ARATA (Mark The Hammer): 8pm
- BardoMagno: 9pm
Given the exclusive nature of the location and the limited capacity of Colonne 28, purchasing tickets in advance is strongly recommended.
Bye Bye Moon was created with the contribution of the Cariparma Foundation and the Emilia-Romagna Region. A project by Positive River APS and the Little Me collective, in collaboration with Colonne 28 and Santeria Parma.
Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
